Sentence examples for a hardware player from inspiring English sources

How do we move from a hardware player to being more of a solutions and services player?

To have permission to be a hardware player, we need a hit".

"If I would be an ecommerce company in India or Africa or Russia I wouldn't want to be a hardware player.

Then remember that entire albums used to be sold on tapes and CDs and that for many people, there's a certain comfort in being able to drop a piece of media into a hardware player and have it just work.

While these integrations will make the Rdio service potentially more useful for consumers, it also raises another interesting possibility: the idea that the service is better off being paired with a hardware player (à la Apple and its iTunes/Beats strategy) rather than existing as a standalone service.

While these integrations will make the Rdio service potentially more useful for consumers, it also raises another interesting possibility: the idea that the service is better off being paired with a hardware player (à la Apple and its iTunes/Beats strategy) rather than existing as a standalone service.

But it could also mean that BlackBerry creates and entrenches itself as a niche hardware player, without the sweeping global reach of before, but with a small, stable dedicated audience of users that will sustain it even without hardware unit growth.

They want to be a big hardware player – just like Apple – and they want to be countercultural revolutionaries.

In addition, the company has its own version of an a2b hardware player, similar to Diamond Multimedia's controversial Rio device that plays MP3 tracks.

Short Version: SanDisk's slotRadio player provides good value as it pertains to content, with the $99 kit featuring 1,000 popular music tracks and an attractive hardware player.

The last major shift took place in 2007 with the release of the original iPhone, and all hardware players are locked in a continuing cycle of incremental oneupmanship with specs rather than risk bringing in a new form and creating yet another shift.